Rome's One-Church Position May Be Altered by Vatican Council
Rome's Vatican Council may invite non Catholic observers marking a shift toward Christian unity. The assembly could affirm that valid baptism outside Rome binds believers to Christ and parts of the Church, easing tensions and promoting dialogue among Catholic and Protestant and Orthodox bodies.
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Rome
Associated Press
New York
John XIII
Bers
W. A. Visser t’Hooft
World Council of Churches
Fire drills seen as essential in schools says chiefs
The International Association of Fire Chiefs notes 12 major school fires daily nationwide and urges a full prevention program plus well planned drills started early in the term. Drills should be calm yet surprising to teach procedure and psychology to children.
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New York
UPI
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Association
We Know Now What TV Shows Will Be Watched
New television season far along with most new weekly programs aired. Viewers decide quickly, often by end of second week, as networks gauge success of new and returning shows. Ratings due Nov 1 will reveal audience sizes and preferences.
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New York
Perry Mason
Jackie Gleason
Sheridan Brings School for Scandal to Paris Stage
Richard Brinsley Sheridan has a new translation of A School for Scandal added to Comedie Francaise repertoire. The company, honoring Moliere, marks its first Sheridan work and plans to include the production in its next U.S. and Canadian tour season.
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Paris
England
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Comedie Francaise
Sheridan
Moliere
U.S
Economics AIV meeting to host Saulnier banquet address
Dr. Raymond J. Saulnier professor of economics at Barnard College Columbia University and former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers will speak at AIV Vermont’s 42nd annual meeting banquet in Woodstock. The luncheon begins 12 15 p m Oct 18 with further program at 2 30 p m and entertainment by The Injun Aires and Orville Goodrow. Reservations through the AIV office in Montpelier.
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Hamilton
Mass
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Unti
Tufts
Columbia
National Bureau of Economic Research
National Bureau
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
AIV
Dartmouth College
Orville Goodrow
Goodrow
Montpelier
Unemployment at two year low but joblessness high
U S unemployment fell to 3,512,000 in September, the lowest since 1960, while the jobless rate held at 5.8 percent. Total employed rose to 68,668,000, with core unemployed under 500,000 for two years. Strong job market entry by housewives and teens kept the rate elevated.
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Washington
U.S
Labor Department
Department
Molly Stark School Welcomes New Faculty and Activities
Molly Stark gains several new teachers Miss Chapin from Montpelier teaches junior high English Miss McDonald from Shelburne joins the staff and praises the student body Nicholas Tgettis from Salem teaches music and comments on school spirit Norman Lariviere joins math teaching staff Mason from Pownal becomes shop teacher with students making tables racks and bookcases Soccer practice begins coached by Herbert Bowen Flag football league forms with Mattison defeating Madison 18 12 on Oct 1 Student Council starts with officers and committees a school safety patrol initiated with sergeant Richard Curtis as adviser and plan for a dance on Oct 26 final note calls for continued student leadership and safety reminders.
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New England Conservatory of Music
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Johnson's College
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Shaftsbury
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Cooper
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Keir
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Manchester
Norway Allocates 8 Million for Aid Next Year
Oslo officials say Norway will allot eight million dollars for development aid next year to assist developing countries. The plan outlined by government officials targets increased aid flow and support for economic growth and humanitarian programs.
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Oslo
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